CLASS AAA
No. 6 PADILLA (0-18) 37
No. 3 EDISON (9-12) 62
Edison used a 29-16 advantage in the second half to punch its ticket to the semifinals. Kaysia Jones hit two first-quarter threes and knocked down nine total twos for a game-high 24 points. NaKayla Costello connected on three fourth-quarter 3-pointers and posted 18 total. JaKyla Costello put up 15. Antoinette Cotton (3) and Ary’anna Mateo (2) rounded out the Edison scorers. For Padilla, Navaya Lovett scored three third-quarter twos and ended with a team-high 12. Laraya Lewis finished with nine points. Chloe Jarvis (6), Shajanae O’Neal (5) and Shanita Pony (3) found the scorebook.
No. 5 RUSH-HENRIETTA (0-21) 26
No. 4 GREECE ATHENA/ODYSSEY (4-17) 29
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CLASS A
No. 6 GENEVA (14-8) 42
No. 2 EASTRIDGE (16-5) 75
Aaliviah Green led Eastridge with 29 points, five rebounds, five steals and an assist. Tierra-Nicole Green posted 16 points, seven boards and two steals. Alyssa Cowart had 10 points, five rebounds, five steals and four assists. Madyson Fizer ended with six points, 12 boards, five assists, four steals and three blocks. Ada Krupa contributed six points, two rebounds, three assists, three steals and a block. Qa’Mariona Greene and Gabriella Rawlins scored four each. Myasia Holmes grabbed a rebound. For Geneva, Trinity Maxon put up 23 points. Katelyn Good (5), Mariangely Saldana (5), Carmela Mazzocchi (4) and Meghan Forbes (3) rounded out the scorers.
No. 5 PALMYRA-MACEDON (16-6) 39
No. 4 PITTSFORD SUTHERLAND (16-6) 51
Pittsford Sutherland used a 12-0 first-quarter run to establish an insurmountable lead and reach the semifinals. Petra Hunt scored a game-high 20 points. Maddie Littlefield put up 12 points. Lucy Bush ended with 11. Taylor Hamilton contributed eight. Shelby Geer’s 19 points led Palmyra-Macedon.
No. 8 HONEOYE FALLS-LIMA (11-10) 51
No. 1 EAST (17-4) 53
Trailing 30-20 after two quarters of play, Darianna Weathers started the scoring. The next time the ninth-grade guard found the bottom of the net, East had made it a single-possession game at 34-31. READ MORE.
No. 6 NEWARK (16-6) 60
No. 3 OUR LADY OF MERCY (16-6) 56
Naomi Jones scored 20 as Newark reached the semifinals. TaKyla Vaughn contributed 13 points and 17 boards. Malia Brown posted 14 points. Karina Natale put up nine points and five assists.
CLASS C1
No. 11 EAST ROCHESTER (11-11) 35
No. 3 BLOOMFIELD (15-7) 74
Calla McCombs’s 25 and Lily Baughman’s 21 helped Bloomfield reach the semifinals. McCombs added 15 rebounds and seven steals. Baughman tallied nine rebounds and four steals. Ashlyn Wright scored eight. Sydney Falsone put up seven points and eight steals. Annie Dodge (5), Selia Kachmaryk (5) and Addie Falsone (3) rounded out the Bloomfield scorers. Dodge also had six assists.
No. 7 KENDALL (11-9) 38
No. 2 BYRON-BERGEN (18-3) 45
Janessa Amesbury scored a game-high 24 to lead Byron-Bergen. The Bees went up 17-9 in the first quarter. Olivia Senf (7), Natalie Prinzi (6) and Riley Shallenberger (6) found the scorebook. For Kendall, Ava LaMay and Izzy D’Agostino scored 14 apiece. Addy Klydt contributed six.
No. 9 CUBA-RUSHFORD (13-9) 9
No. 1 CALEDONIA-MUMFORD (18-4) 55
Caledonia-Mumford led 26-2 at the half before advancing to the semifinals. Hazell Nickerson scored eight of her 13 in the first half and finished with eight rebounds and three blocks. Shea Drazkowski and Mackenzie Poray put up five apiece in each half. Drazkowski (11) and Poray (8) contributed in the rebound column. Ava Amorese tallied eight points and five assists. Olivia Amorese posted eight points. Lily Farwell led Cuba-Rushford with four points.
No. 12 GENESEO (9-13) 45
No. 4 CLYDE-SAVANNAH (15-7) 40
CLASS C2
No. 6 PERRY (13-9) 25
No. 3 YORK (17-5) 65
York built a 23-3 first-quarter lead en route to its quarterfinal win. After the deficit was trimmed to 32-13 at halftime, York used a 33-12 advantage down the stretch. Tessa Rodwell put up a game-high 22 points with seven rebounds, three steals and two assists. Bree Parsons tacked on 19 points, five boards, five steals and two assists. Isabel Laney tallied 12 points, four rebounds, three steals and two assists. Rylee Cuozzo contributed nine points and eight boards. For Perry, Olivia Monteleone and Nellie Koronas scored eight apiece.
No. 5 OAKFIELD-ALABAMA (16-6) 54
No. 4 ARKPORT-CANASERAGA (17-5) 40
Alea Groff led Oakfield-Alabama with 17 points, five rebounds and five assists. O-A built a 19-6 first-quarter lead en route to the win. Alexa Clark put up 11 points and eight boards. Piper Hyde posted nine points, four rebounds and three assists. Allie Williams contributed eight points, six rebounds and five blocks. Jessica Sosnowski scored seven. Allison Harkness (2) found the scorebook.
“I can’t begin to describe the defensive effort our kids came through with today,” Oakfield-Alabama head coach Jeff Schlagenhauf. “Our team defense was incredible and Alexa [Clark], Piper [Hyde] and Alea [Groff] were tasked with some challenging defensive assignments as they are a high-powered offensive team. We showed great discipline and composure. I am incredibly proud of our kids. A total team effort!”
No. 8 PAVILION (12-10) 39
No. 1 KESHEQUA (20-1) 63
Keshequa opened sectionals with eight players making contributions on the scoresheet. Alicia Wood scored a game-high 16 points with five rebounds. Braelyn Isaman had 11 points and four assists. Riley Nageldinger put up nine points and nine boards. Ryley Benner contributed nine points and three assists. Bree Benner added eight points and four rebounds. Ava Thayer ended with six points and three assists. Abby Wood grabbed seven rebounds. Quinn Powers (3) and Belle Rigney (1) rounded out the Keshequa scorers. Ella Tillotson’s 14 led Pavilion. Kylie Conway (8), Emma Tillotson (7), Lia Lombardo (6) and Mia Gilkes (4) found the scorebook.
No. 10 GENESEE VALLEY-BELFAST (13-9) 29
No. 2 DUNDEE-BRADFORD (18-3) 61
Dundee-Bradford scored 47 first-half points to take a 35-point lead after two quarters in its quarterfinal win. Kendall Parker poured in 15 first-half points and ended with 19. Riley Stinson knocked down three first-half 3-pointers and added two free throws to finish with 11. Marleigh Parker posted four points in each half. Cheyanne Grandall and Korrin Yeoman contributed seven points apiece. Madalyn Knapp hit a three and a two for five points. Danica Hall and Carsen Larrison rounded out the D-B scorers. For Genesee Valley-Belfast, Bayleigh Tallman scored seven of her team-high nine in the first quarter. Ava Aronson hit three 2-pointers toward eight second-half points. Jenna Hill put up seven including a 3-pointer. Sophie Zillgitt had a pair of twos. Kate Calanni hit a free throw.
CLASS D
No. 8 AVOCA-PRATTSBURGH (11-10) 31
No. 1 ELBA (20-0) 76
Five Elba Lancers scored in double figures to stay undefeated and advance to the semifinals. Brea Smith led Elba scorers with 19 points plus seven rebounds. Sydney Reilly posted a triple-double with 13 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Mariah Ognibene added 14 points and nine boards. Lydia Ross (12) and Maddie Hall (11) also found the scorebook.
“We started slow after a 10-day layoff but got our defense rolling which created good opportunities on offense,” Elba head coach Charlie Pangrazio. “Our entire team is working hard and I’m proud on how well they are sticking together this season.”
No. 10 MOUNT MORRIS (9-13) 30
No. 2 FILMORE (20-1) 61
Emalyn Mucher’s 19 points and seven rebounds helped Filmore outscore its opponent in each quarter and advance to the semifinals. Morghyn Ross recorded 15 points, eight steals and six rebounds. Mattie McCumiskey posted 12 points, 11 boards and five steals. Mylee Miller scored 10. Rylie France (2), Lily Sisson (2) and Kelsie Songster (1) found the scorebook. For Mt. Morris, Morgan Luick poured in a team-high 14 points. Gabrielle Pagano ended with eight points and 10 boards. Addyson Barnhardt (4) and Shaniese Brown (4) rounded out the scorers.
No. 5 ANDOVER WHITESVILLE (15-6) 16
No. 4 NOTRE DAME BATAVIA (17-5) 41
Sofia Falleti led Notre Dame Batavia to the semifinals with 10 points and eight rebounds. Emma Fitch contributed six points and four steals. PennyJo Thompson had six points and five boards. Gianna Falleti contributed four points and four steals.
“The whole team played an equal amount today and was able to contribute on both ends of the floor,” said NDB head coach Vinny Falleti. “I was so proud of all our girls’ defensive efforts and how hard they played.”
No. 3 CHARLES G. FINNEY (18-3) 53
No. 6 LYNDONVILLE (12-10) 28
Kiley Knittle scored five 3-pointers toward a game-high 19 for Charles G. Finney. Lainy Vargas knocked down three threes and ended with 13. Allie Frederickson had 10 points and eight boards. Lucy Broome tallied eight points and 10 rebounds. Kate Frederickson connected on a 3-pointer. For Lyndonville, Addison Dillenbeck scored a team-high 10. Hannah Fox and Alexa Robinson put up nine apiece.
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